The Oera Linda Forum

1. No, but see below. 2. Yes and yes, see below. 3. No, but again see below. Thanks for your response and links given. I explored the Bock subject further, certainly interesting, though it doesn't seem to gel with me, or at least parts of it don't. However, I would be curious as to whether and how ...

I keep mentioning this book, but Alewyn Raubenheimer's Chronicles From Pre-Celtic Europe (3rd Edition) has an appendix on the island of Frisland. Thank you for your suggestions and links. I received my copy of the late Alewyn Raubenheimer's book some weeks back and have been picking away at it in b...

I am about a hundred hours into research on chronology, prompted by this thread, and it is indeed a very deep dive and a quite wide stream. I have concentrated more on researchers who have explored multiple views than those who have conducted their research independently, although I have read articl...

Courtesy of "The Immanuel Velikovsky Archive" Without having had time to explore the works of Heinsohn and Guyenot, I suggest it's likely that they would be acquainted with Velikovky's last work, "Dark Age of Greece", (pdf available archive.org) which I find very interesting. Lin...

Nordic wrote: ↑23 Feb 2024, 23:47 While the textual tradition that something major happened at 4.2 kiloyear event

Thank you for this post and your given links. This aspect of OLB/Historical research is fascinating and I'm thinking well worth a deep dive.

Has anyone here researched the following historical references and formed a clear view as to their likely validity and usefulness?. If so I would welcome your views, which may well shortcut my pending research, and possibly eliminate dead ends. 1. the Zeno 16th century map, subsequently copied into ...

"I currently find this one of the most fascinating topics related to Oera Linda, perhaps also one of the most important ones. It can help validate OL, and vice versa. I am reading several books on the subject, Guyénot's book arrived this week (also: "Mohammed and Charlemagne", Pirenn...

Helgiteut wrote: ↑05 Jan 2023, 14:25 This is what I have pieced together, as always feel free to correct any mistakes.
YAAS=Years After Aldland Sank.

This is useful, Thank You.

Do you (or anyone) know of the sequential dates of the actual contributions to the manuscript. Ive been on it but its proving quite a mission.

Kraftr wrote: ↑14 Jan 2024, 21:17 (...) OP seems to have no doubt on Christian claims of real events, and he can only accept if OL history supports it, and it puzzles me how he believed for many years it was true.(...)

Clarify please, who are you referring to as OP?

This thread should have a better title. Perhaps there should be a new category for posts like this (any ideas?). We could have a thread for other interpretations of the OLB, or where we talk about people who misquote it. I've wanted to talk about the ways it's been misquoted on interviews and strea...